Jerilderie Show
The 34th Annual Jerilderle Show took place on Tuesday and Wednesday last. The entries were fully up to those of last year, the only noticeable falling-off…
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Corowa Show
For the benefit of those who contemplate making entries for the appr[?]hing Corowa show, which takes place on the 11th and 12th August, we pu[?]sh…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →RIVERINA P. & A. SOCIETY The 34th Annual Show
The thitty-fourth Annual Show eyentuated on Tuesday and Wednesday last. For some weeks pleviossly the committee were busily employed in making improvemen's on the…
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The secretaries of the ball committee which has arranged for the annual show ball inform us that despite all prognostications, the idea of a mask and…
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Entries for the Corowa show which takes place on Tuesday and Wednesday in next week, are coming in freely, and Mr. Archer, the secretary, informed our…
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The Jerilderie show war opened last Tuesday. The entries of sheep were not so numerous as in former years, but in other classes there was an increase…
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The secretary of the Agricultural Society has received an intimation from Sir William J. Lyne, Federal Minister for Home Affairs, that he will visit the…
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The twenty-first annual show of the Narandera Pastoral and Agricultural Society took place on Wednesday and Thursday. The attendance of the…
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It will be scarcely necessary for us to remind readers that the twenty-seventh annual show of the Corowa P.A. and [?]. Society opens this morning on the…
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On Wednesday afternoon the Border Brass Band, under engagement will render the following programme of music at the show, under the baton of Mr. P…
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The racing public are invited to assemble on the local course at South Corowa on Thursday afternoon, when the show meeting of the Corowa Racing Club…
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A meeting of committee was held yesterday, Dr. Andrews in the chair. The others present were Messrs Davies-Griffith, Smyth, G. A. Thompson, F. Shuter, J. D. Lankester, J. R…
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Beautiful weather prevailed both flays of the twenty-first annual show of the Narandera P. and A Association, held on Wednesday and Thursday of last week, and the fine weather and prospects…
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A dis[?]t departure was risked by the promoters of the annual ball on that occasion by the adoption of the latest [?]lly fashion of masks and dominoes--a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Corowa Pastoral, Agricultural and Horticultural Society. Twenty-seventh Show
[?] only needed fair weather to ensure a success for the great local event the year and with the exception of a slight shower on the afternoon of Tuesday…
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The monthly meeting of the Pastoral and Agricultural Society was held on Thursday afternoon at the Royal Hotel. Mr W. B. Clarke presided and Messrs G. Leetham, J. Burohfield, M. J. Carew, R…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Drinking-water at the Show Grounds. To the Editor
Sir,--Might [?] be allowed, through the columns of your paper, to draw the attention of the show authorities to the absence from the show grounds of any…
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The upper lip should be bow-shaped, while the lower should form the are of a circle, and to be ideally beautiful the lower lip should show more red than the upper. The lips…
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In our land we've a physician Who is hunting after fame, He's a real true-born magician, And M'Carthy is his name…
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